Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... whole might of England , repudiating the assumption that Ireland is a dependant Kingdom . Let whoever think otherwise , I , M. B. Drapier , desire to be excepted . For I declare , next under God , I depend only on the King my Sover ...
... whole might of England , repudiating the assumption that Ireland is a dependant Kingdom . Let whoever think otherwise , I , M. B. Drapier , desire to be excepted . For I declare , next under God , I depend only on the King my Sover ...
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... whole commonwealth of letters , and ridiculing the strange ambition of the human race , which drives every fool to try to be a wit and a poet : But Man we find the only Creature Who , led by Folly , fights with Nature ; Who , when she ...
... whole commonwealth of letters , and ridiculing the strange ambition of the human race , which drives every fool to try to be a wit and a poet : But Man we find the only Creature Who , led by Folly , fights with Nature ; Who , when she ...
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... whole , observe the rules that a man should , who deserves to be believed . " He does not claim the impartiality of the judge , much less the im- personality of the scientific historian . He is the vindicator of a cause , the pleader ...
... whole , observe the rules that a man should , who deserves to be believed . " He does not claim the impartiality of the judge , much less the im- personality of the scientific historian . He is the vindicator of a cause , the pleader ...
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